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Publication date:

January 2012

Author:

Janet Schmidlkofer, K&N Electric Motors, Inc.

You may have heard the old saying: “Management is easy except for the people part.”

It seems that just about every day in the business world, we have a growing number of requirements related to our work force. Whether it’s healthcare, unemployment, extended leaves, harassment policies or simply new hires, we need to stay on top of ever-changing rules. That’s in addition to ensuring customer satisfaction, reasonable margins, and staying cur-rent with all the city, county, state and federal regulations.

Our company has more than 50 employees and thus we fall under a number of federal guidelines. Not all of you have this requirement. But no matter how many employees you have, there is necessary work that takes away from what we all try to do best: Provide the best possible service to our customers. If you’re like me, you can use some help!

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